View Self-Catering Holiday Cottages in Bournes Green

The tiny hamlet of Bournes Green is set amid unspoiled woods and hills within the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It lies near the northern banks of the Thames and Severn Canal and a few miles east of the ancient market town of Stroud. Meandering through this peaceful rural community, Moon's Lane is lined with drystone walls and provides spectacular views of the surrounding countryside. There are no shops or pubs in the hamlet, making self-catering holidays in Bournes Green ideal for visitors looking for a quiet base from which to explore the Cotswolds. A short walk from your holiday cottage in Bournes Green, you will find a post office and a small grocery in the neigbouring village of Oakridge Lynch. A couple of miles to the west, in France-Lynch, the King's Head is a charming pub serving delicious food and a variety of Gloucestershire ales.

Further west, Chalford lies in a wooded valley, with fine examples of traditional Cotswold homes built of local stone. The cathedral city of Gloucester is a short drive through rolling hills and meadows, and the spectacular university buildings of Oxford are close enough for a day trip. The nearby town of Stroud is also worth a visit, with steep streets packed with shops and cafes. 

Exterior of a honey-coloured Cotswold holiday cottage with a spacious lawn with topiary.
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The Little House is a cute romantic cottage in the Cotswolds, boasting unique features. The luxury holiday cottage for couples in Stroud epitomises rustic chic. It offers a beautiful garden with a tipi, spa bath & views of the Cotswolds, while the interior features a fireplace with an open fire.

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Recommended Places to Visit When Staying in a Bournes Green Holiday Cottage

 Museum in the Park Don’t miss this free museum, in an impressive 17th-century house, with a walled garden and a café.

Puzzlewood This popular family-friendly attraction is set in an enchanting forest on the edge of the Wye Valley.

Pennygrove Railway

Treat yourself to a steam train ride through a stunning stretch of Gloucestershire countryside.

The Garden at Miserden

Have a day out at this magnificent estate, with formal gardens and views of the Golden Valley.

Painswick Rococo Garden 

Have a wander around this famous 18th-century garden on the edge of the charming town of Painswick.